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I heard it is a good idea to address 'red flags' on the personal statement. I transferred medical schools, due to a Civil war in my country. Not sure if that is a red flag or not but I don't mind addressing it. I also took several months off before starting my clerkships in the US to work and help cover expenses.
However on the ERAS application under experience, there is a box that asks 'was your medical/education training extended or interrupted?'. Why would they give you that space to answer if program directors want you to explain it on the personal statement?
Thanks
However on the ERAS application under experience, there is a box that asks 'was your medical/education training extended or interrupted?'. Why would they give you that space to answer if program directors want you to explain it on the personal statement?
Thanks
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